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The Lindblad clan bid afond farewell to the belovedexpedition ship NationalGeographic Endeavour.They explored Galápagoswith fellow photo enthusiastsand other guests—hiking,kayaking, snorkeling,and new to Galápagos,paddleboarding.Cover: Up-close with sea lions. Jacob RiglinShips’ registry: Ecuador
DEAR TRAVELER,2017 will be an exciting year for us, and more broadly, for ourguests, and for Galápagos.It will be the 50th anniversary of my father’s pioneering voyagethere with the first organized group of citizen explorers. And, it is theyear we inaugurate a new ship in the islands—National GeographicEndeavour II—embodying decades of knowledge about experiencingthe unique Galápagos environment. (On a personal note: The photos you see at left are fromthis summer’s trip with my family—to say our farewell to the beloved Endeavour, retiring in2017 when Endeavour II takes over.)And significantly, 2017 will be a year in which final details of a monumental decree will beformally adopted—a full third of the Galápagos Marine Reserve becomes a no-take zone—ensuring a return to full natural productivity for this already rich marine ecosystem.I have been doing a lot of interviews recently about Galápagos and am often asked:1. I s Galápagos getting spoiled by growth? The Galápagos National Park, over 95%of the total land mass, is remarkably well managed. No more than a certain numberof visitors are allowed at a site at once. You see virtually no debris, plastic, and such;our naturalist guides are, in fact, representatives of the National Park, and astute inensuring that visitors have an engaging experience while not disturbing wildlife.2. What do you personally find so compelling about Galápagos? There is no placeon the planet that provides such daily wonder for anyone interested in nature. Allthe animals, birds, and fish live a life absent of fear. They view us as just anotherspecies to be ignored or, in the case of some like the sea lions, engaged in somefashion, as they seem to enjoy the company —at least that’s what I’ve felt on each ofmy innumerable encounters.3. I s there a lot more competition these days? Yes, and a lot of it focuses on the idea ofluxury—a word I’m quite reluctant to use. Fifty years in Galápagos has taught us thatwhat matters to people is the in-depth ability to optimize all that Galápagos offers; alevel of service, built over decades, that understands needs and wants, plus comfort;and an expedition team that is knowledgeable, compassionate, and aware.At the end of the day, I would unhesitatingly advise any potential traveler that visiting theGalápagos is a very good idea. And that doing so with us is the right choice. It’s not hubris,it’s 50 years of learning, a deep and abiding love for the place, and a profound respect forour guests and their aspirations.All the best,Sven-Olof LindbladCelebrate the inaugural season of NationalGeographic Endeavour II with FREE AIR on allweekly departures January 6 to March 31, andselect departures during our 50th Anniversaryyear. See pages 14-15 for all our offers.1
IN LOVE WITH GALÁPAIn 1967 Lars-Eric Lindblad filled a couple ofsuitcases with Chilean pesos, headed toValparaiso, chartered the Navarino, a ship hedescribed as “no frills, but comfortable,” thencruised to Lima to embark his guests—for the firstcitizen explorer expedition to Galápagos, offeredby his pioneering company, Lindblad Travel.Lars-Eric Lindblad.They were accompanied by a “Who’s Who” staff, and guests and luminaries alikeexperienced the wonders of Galápagos together. In his autobiography Passport ToAnywhere, Lars-Eric concludes his chronicle of the inaugural expedition with this:“There were so many fascinating things that I immediately began planning 14-daycruises for the future.”And that is what we are honoring as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary in Galápagosin 2017—a commitment to a sustainable, meaningful, and impactful Galápagos guestexperience, imagined by Lars-Eric Lindblad in 1967, and dramatically advanced bySven Lindblad ever since—worldwide.2
GOS—FOR 50 YEARSEverything that matters to us as a company was established then: environmentally importantand sensitive destinations; a focus on wildlife; ships as base camps; the most knowledgeableand insightful staff; Zodiacs for up-close explorations, plus snorkel gear, kayaks, and in2017, stand-up paddleboards; in-depth itineraries that optimize your experience; and mostimportantly, the sense of a meaningful, personal connection to the place.Lars-Eric knew instinctively that tourism would be the key to conservation in Galápagos,and he supported both the Charles Darwin Foundation and Galápagos National Park Servicefrom the very beginning. He funded a two-year study by Dr. Michael Harris that was thefirst modern survey of birds, and among the seminal studies of the impact of tourism onGalápagos. And he not only provided financial backing for Juan Black and José Villa, the firstGalápagos National Park Service officials, he even paid their salaries.Sven Lindblad deepened his commitment to Galápagos in 1997 by basing our first shipyear-round in the islands, and playing an even greater role in conservation. And, in 2008,he established the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Fund as an evolution ofthose efforts. Guests aboard our ships in Galápagos have donated 7.5 million to supportconservation, education, research, and community development throughout the archipelago.We have a deep connection to these islands, and we connect you—and that unique senseof connection transforms your experience. Fifty years in, our love affair with Galápagoscontinues. Experience Galápagos with us, and we believe you’ll love it too.INTERESTED IN CONSERVATION? LEARN ABOUT OUR EFFORTS ATEXPEDITIONS.COM/GALACONSERVATIONENJOY READING? PASSPORT TO ANYWHERE IS FUN! DOWNLOADA COMPLIMENTARY E-COPY AT EXPEDITIONS.COM/PASSPORT3
EXPLORE & EXPERIENCETHE BEST OF GALÁPAGOSWaved albatross takes flight.4
SAILING TWICE WEEKLY, ALL YEAR LONGLocated at the equator, Galápagos is always in season. Andwith two expedition ships operating year-round with weeklydepartures on Fridays and Saturdays, you’re guaranteed tofind a departure date that fits your travel schedule.5
THE BEST UNDERSEAEXPERIENCE—WET OR DRYWe are deeply invested in enhancing your understanding ofGalápagos’ vibrant undersea, so you’ll have the opportunityto snorkel almost every day, sometimes two times a day. Andsnorkeling in Galápagos is a ton of fun! It means encounteringsea turtles, sea lions, and penguins, too. Prefer tostay dry? You can peer beneath the surface fromthe comfort of our glass-bottom boat (NationalGeographic Endeavour) or glass-bottomZodiac (Endeavour II). And we are the onlycompany in Galápagos with an underseaspecialist on staff assigned to capture underwater video, and present it on the lounge’splasma screens during our lively recapcocktail hour, to ensure that every guest canenjoy the world beneath the ship.The glass-bottom Zodiac provides perfect viewingopportunities for guests interested in staying dry. XPLORE THE UNDERSEA ATEEXPEDITIONS.COM/GALAUNDERSEASee schools of angelfish and search for sea turtles while snorkeling.61.800.EXPEDITION (1.800.397.3348)
We carry complete gear—wet suit, fins, mask, snorkel,and snorkel buoyancy vestsfor all guests (kid sizes too)—so you can skip lugging yourown and forget any worriesabout weight restrictions.And the gear you select atthe beginning of the expedition remains yours for theduration. Easy!7
SEE & DO MOREWITH THE BEST TEAMOur Galápagos expedition team, hand-picked and Lindblad Expeditionstrained, is made up of engaging naturalists born and bred in theGalápagos Islands, and naturalists who moved to the islands from themainland or other countries over 20 years ago. They live and breatheGalápagos, and are passionate about the nature and conservation of thisremote archipelago. They each have a deep understanding of all aspectsof Galápagos’ natural and human history, and are experts in relevant areas:ornithology, geology, zoology, and the undersea.Paula Tagle.PAULA TAGLEExpedition leader & naturalist.Paula grew up in the city of Guayaquil. After completingher degree in geology, she worked in different parts ofEcuador, including Galápagos. After completing hermaster’s in quaternary geology, she eagerlyreturned to Galápagos, a mecca for geologists. Bewitched by the other wonders ofthe islands, Paula delights in interpretingand creating an in-depth experience forour guests.WALTER PEREZNaturalist & certified photo instructor.Walter was born in a very small town onthe mainland of Ecuador. His first trip to theGalápagos was when he was 12 years old,visiting friends and an aunt, who had movedto the islands. From the first moment hesaw the islands, he fell in love and decidedwhere his future home would be.Walter Perez photographs amockingbird up close on Hood Island.81.800.EXPEDITION (1.800.397.3348)
Clockwise from top left:Carlos Romero, AuraBanda Cruz, JonathanAguas, Jason Heilmann,Juan Carlos Avila.CARLOS ROMEROJONATHAN AGUASExpedition leader, naturalist & certified photo instructor.Raised amid the biodiversity of Venezuela and Ecuador,Carlos was fascinated by tropical ecology at an earlyage. He holds a doctorate in biology and a master’s inecotourism and natural protected areas management.Naturalist & certified photo instructor.Jonathan’s family dates back five generations on SanCristóbal Island, Galápagos. He left the islands on ascholarship to finish his bachelor’s degree in integrativebiology in the U.S. His science training and keen eye forbeauty enable him to help guests observe and capture.JUAN CARLOS AVILAExpedition leader, naturalist & certified photo instructor.Juan Carlos spent his early years in the naturalexuberance of the Cotopaxi region of Ecuador. Atthe age of twelve, his family moved to Santa Cruz,Galápagos. His islands knowledge is bone-deep.AURA BANDA CRUZNaturalist, certified photo instructor & undersea specialist.Aura’s grandparents were among the earliest settlers inthe Galápagos in the 1930s—her mother was born onFloreana Island. Aura’s childhood was spent among thefinches and swimming with sea lions.JASON HEILMANNNaturalist, certified photo instructor & undersea specialist.Jason grew up in the lush Pacific Northwest. Whileattending university there, he met an Ecuadorianwoman. Following her home, he found himself in theGalápagos Islands. He’s been a trained naturalist heresince 1999. LEARN MORE ABOUT THEIR BACKGROUNDS &EXPERTISE AT EXPEDITIONS.COM/GALATEAMWWW.EXPEDITIONS.COM9
THE BESTCHOICE FORFAMILIESYour family will see, do, and learn more byexploring Galápagos with experts who knowit best. And your kids or grandkids will benefitfrom our onboard program; it enables kids toharness their enthusiasm and earn distinction(and a certificate!) as a Junior Naturalist, meetother kids, and participate in activities thatengage their minds and hearts: Connect with natureSee what happens when kids disconnect fromtech and have direct contact with wildlife &wonders. With no screens to intervene, you’llre-discover each other on the voyage, too Get certified to driveKids learn to drive a Zodiac and earn a“certificate of achievement” Learn by doing Kids observe the natural world through thecamera’s lens & improve their photo skills withour certified photo instructor Observe the behavior of endemic creatureslike marine iguanas up-close or use the onboardvideo microscope to see life in miniature, innaturalist-led sessions Keep an expedition journal to preserve all thenew, enriching experiences—write, draw, paint,or paste in photos to link art & science101.800.EXPEDITION (1.800.397.3348)
When National Geographic Endeavour IIbegins exploring Galápagos in 2017,families will have even more to get excitedabout: 14 of her cabins connect (in threedifferent cabin categories; see page 21), tomake family togetherness more convenientand comfortable. Interested in travelingwith other families? This convenient chartmakes peak family periods clear.WHAT PERCENTAGE OFGUESTS ARE UNDER MBER Give backKids can contribute in Galápagos by donatingtheir favorite book, in English or Spanish, to theTomás de Berlanga School while it’s in session,where they meet other kids who are learning ina unique open-air school context, connected tothe natural world21%* Planning family travel?Take 500 off per child—see page 24 for details. Have funKid-friendly menu options, stargazing, ascavenger hunt, and a special pizza & movienight, plus new friends & the relative autonomyof shipboard life make our expeditions popularwith kids of all agesWWW.EXPEDITIONS.COM11
TAKE YOUR BEST PHOTOS EVER—INDoes Galápagos offer the best photo ops on Earth? Well, it is the rare place where wild animalsdisplay remarkable behavior right in front of you, so close you don’t even need a zoom lens.And they exhibit no fear at all, in fact, calmly sitting still for portraits. Try that in the Serengeti!And the Lindblad-National Geographic certified photo instructors aboard our ships are not onlyskilled photographers—trained to help you understand your camera and improve your skills—they’re naturalists. That means they can explain the animal’s behavior so you can better predictand capture the perfect moment of wild behavior or arresting beauty.Don’t think you’re a photographer? Photography aboard our ships is soengaging, so much fun that nearly everyone gets caught up in infectious“aim & create” activity. You’ll go home with photos you’ll be proud to share.Below: The ubiquitous, charmingGalápagos sea lions make theperfect subjects for photographers.12
THE BEST PLACE FOR PHOTOGRAPHYPASSIONATE ABOUTPHOTOGRAPHY?GREAT NEWS!There’s still time! A few spots areleft on the December 2, 2016 EpicPhoto Expedition—with a FREE 2-dayPhoto Workshop at the Hilton ColónHotel in Guayaquil pre-voyage, plusfree round-trip air from Miami and a 300 business class upgrade. If youcan, do grab this chance; the talentline up is incredible. For details visitexpeditions.com/epicphotoTMLindblad Expeditions and NationalGeographic have joined forces to furtherinspire the world through expeditiontravel. Our collaboration in exploration,research, technology and conservationwill provide extraordinary travel experiences and disseminate geographicknowledge around the globe.MORE PHOTO EXPEDITION OPPORTUNITIES IN 2017On select 10-day departures, we addthe services of top National Geographicphotographers—the ones who shootthe magazine stories we all know andlove—to give photo enthusiasts anexclusive advantage. MEET THE FULL EXPEDITION TEAM ATEXPEDITIONS.COM/GALATEAMJONATHAN KINGSTONSince 2002, Jonathan has traveled theglobe collecting images of the naturalworld, tribal dances, and underwater vistas.He also teaches Lightroom & Photoshopin post-production classes. Feb. 3 & 10,National Geographic Endeavour IIMASSIMO BASSANOMassimo once took a three-month vow ofsilence to shoot an Italian monastery, whichled to his acclaimed photo book, The Colorof Silence. Learn his secrets to shootingoff the beaten path. Apr. 21 & 28, NationalGeographic Endeavour IINEW! Join our first-ever Photo Expeditions in the Upper Amazonwith National Geographic photographer Jonathan Irish on March 18or 25, 2017. Learn more at expeditions.com/amazonphotoWWW.EXPEDITIONS.COM13
EXCLUSIVE INCENTIVES INCELEBRATE OUR INAUGURAL WITH FREE ROUND-TRIP AIR on all departures this first season,January 6 to March 31, 2017 on National Geographic Endeavour II. Save 1,300 per guest on thecost of both international air from Miami, and the flight from Guayaquil to Galápagos. And takeadvantage of free air on select departures on both ships throughout our full 50th anniversary year.See page 24 or call for details.MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME IN THE REGION AND SAVE Combine your Galápagosexpedition with either a voyage to the Upper Amazon (page 19) or a trip to Machu Picchu & Peru’sLand of the Inca (page 18) and receive FREE ROUND-TRIP AIR from Miami during our January 6 toMarch 31 Endeavour II inaugural season, and on select departures throughout 2017. Plus,SAVE 10% when you combine your Galápagos voyage with an Upper Amazon voyage.TAKE THE KIDS & SAVE 500 Share the wonder of Galápagos withkids under 18 and take 500 off the double occupancy rate per kid.Our triple cabins and suites book quickly so act fast.BRING FAMILY OR FRIENDS Like to explore with like-mindedothers, or want to bring the whole clan? SAVE 5% when traveling asa group of 8 or more—whether it’s your friends, book club, memberorganization, or extended family. Private charters are also available.NO EXTRA CHARGES FOR ACTIVITIES—EVER All the dailyactivities—from Zodiac explorations to kayaking, hiking, andsnorkeling—and all shore activities are included in the price. And theship carries complete snorkeling gear (wet suit, mask, snorkel, fins)so no need to tote yours and risk baggage charges.INCLUDED Meals on board and on land, as indicated in itinerary Special access permits, park fees, port taxes Round-trip airport to hotel transfers for group flights Two nights hotel accommodation at the Hilton Colón Guayaquil Access to the VIP lounge at Baltra Airport in Galápagos14
CLUSIVE PRICINGNO CHARGE FOR THE BEST EXPERTS IN THE ISLANDSThe knowledgeable guidance and company of our expedition staff, plus alllectures and presentations, and daily recaps and briefings are open to all andincluded in the price.AND FREELY ENJOY THE FOLLOWING ABOARD SHIP Daily stretching class with wellness specialist Mac computers for downloading your camera’s memory card Fitness Center with elliptical, treadmill, stationary bicycle, free weights, bands & more Access to navigational bridge Services of an onboard doctor All meals—from breakfast, lunch & dinner in the dining room, to outdoor BBQs,hors d’oeuvres & snacks during daily recap, tea-time cookies and all-day fruit All non-alcoholic beverages including unlimited cappuccinos, latte, coffee, tea & soda Complimentary refillable water bottleThe only things not included are those of a personal nature—alcohol,Internet usage, gratuities, wellness treatments, global gallery purchases,and specialized arrangements.Above: The galley crew serves atraditional Ecuadorian lunch on everyvoyage. Below: Pinnacle Rock,Bartolomé Island.LAST CHANCE TO SAVE IN 2016Save 1,300 per guest with FREE ROUND-TRIP AIR from Miami, and the flight fromGuayaquil to Galápagos on select departures through Dec. 10, 2016. UPGRADE TOBUSINESS CLASS for just 300 on select departures through Dec. 10, 2016. Takeadvantage of 15% SAVINGS FOR SOLO TRAVELERS aboard National GeographicEndeavour through Nov. 18, 2016—a 1,250 to 1,840 bonus savings on standardsolo cabin rates. TAKE 1,500 OFF FOR KIDS OR GRANDKIDS under 18 aboardNational Geographic Endeavour through Nov. 18, 2016. See page 24 or call for details.15
GALÁPAGOS10 DAYS/9 NIGHTS—ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICENDEAVOUR*, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDEAVOUR II,AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ISLANDERDATES: 2016 & 2017: Expeditions depart Fridays on the National GeographicEndeavour/Endeavour II and Saturdays on the National Geographic Islander.PRICES FROM: 6,590 to 14,160 (See pages 20-23 for complete prices.) I NAUGURAL SEASON FREE ROUND-TRIP AIRAll departures Jan. 6-Mar. 31 aboard National Geographic Endeavour II,from Miami to Ecuador and on to Galápagos. Free air is also availableon select departures aboard both ships throughout 2017. M AKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME & SAVECombine your Galápagos expedition with either a voyage to theUpper Amazon (page 19) or a trip to Machu Picchu & Peru’s Land ofthe Inca (page 18) and receive free round-trip air from Miami duringour Jan. 6–Mar. 31 Endeavour II inaugural season, and on selectdepartures throughout 2017. Plus, save 10% when you combine yourGalápagos voyage with an Upper Amazon voyage. TAKE THE KIDS & SAVE 500 Share the wonder with kids or grandkids under 18 and take 500 off the double occupancy rate per kid.See page 24 or call for offer details.EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS Snorkel amid shimmering fish, sea turtles, penguins, and playful sea lions Walk among colonies of wildlife and birds unfazed by your presence Observe giant Galápagos tortoises in the wild Explore the waters of the Galápagos by kayak,glass-bottom boat, Zodiac, or paddleboardBlue-footed boobies.16EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE50YEARSWe’re celebrating 50 yearsof exploring Galápagos.We’ve introduced generations of travelers to itsEXPERIENCEmagic and mystery. We’recommitted to Galápagos; and have raisedmillions, along with our guests, for itsconservation. And we’re fully invested,too; we operate two ships based thereyear round. An expedition leader, ourteam of naturalists, a Lindblad-NationalGeographic certified photo instructor,undersea specialist, wellness specialist,and video chronicler all contribute to yourexperience of the wonders of Galápagos.Visit our website to read staff bios.
DAY 1: U.S./GUAYAQUIL, ECUADORDepart for Guayaquil and upon arrival, transferto the Hotel Hilton Colón.DAY 2: GUAYAQUIL/GALÁPAGOSThis morning, fly to the Galápagos Islandsand board National Geographic Endeavour/Endeavour II* or National Geographic Islander.After lunch, we begin our exploration of theislands and their diverse wildlife. (B,L,D)glass-bottom boat or Zodiac while keeping aneye out for the endangered Floreana mockingbird. Those interested can visit Post Office Bay,founded by whalers in the 18th century—if yousee a letter addressed to someone who livesnear you, the tradition is to deliver it by hand.ISLA SANTIAGOFollow a path along a series of tide pools andunderwater caverns in search of Galápagos furseals, marine iguanas, sea lions, shore birdsand Sally Lightfoot crabs.ISLA SANTA CRUZSanta Cruz is home to the Charles DarwinResearch station; learn about the sciencedone here and visit the neighboring captivebreeding program for endangered species ofGalápagos giant tortoises, by their partnersin conservation, the Galápagos NationalPark Service. Later, travel into the highlandswhere wild tortoises forage, to observe andphotograph these tortoises in the wild.ISLA ISABELAExplore the largest island in the group, hometo enormous marine iguanas, abundant seaturtles, the only species of flightless cormorantin the world, and the only penguin species thatinhabits the equator. Cruise by Zodiac and hikeagainst the backdrop of giant shield volcanoes,and snorkel in the cool, rich waters that oftendraw whales and dolphins to the area.ISLA FLOREANAAt Champion Islet, snorkel among sealions, or peer into an under water world in rBaltraSanta CruzSanta FeSan CristóbalIsabelaFloreanaDAYS 3–8: EXPLORING THEGALÁPAGOSListed below is a sample of the islands we mayvisit during our expedition.** (B,L,D Daily)ISLA BARTOLOMÉWalk to the top of Bartolomé’s volcanic conefor a stunning view of Pinnacle Rock and thesurrounding golden sand beaches. After thehike, immerse yourself among schools ofmulticolored reef fish. You may also have theopportunity to swim with Galápagos penguins.Pacific OceanEspañolaGIVE BACK BY DONATING BOOKSUp-close encounter with a tortoise.ISLA FERNANDINADiscover the marine iguana haven ofPunta Espinoza as we hike over lava flows.Galápagos hawks, sea lion nurseries and therare Galápagos flightless cormorant will befound as we explore this island.The Tomás de Berlanga School, supportedby the LEX-NG Fund, cultivates the nextgeneration of stewards for Galápagos. In2015, with the school’s encouragement,we invited our guests to bring booksselected by the school and donate themin person. The program is a resoundingsuccess with over 1,000 books donatedso far, and meaningful connections madebetween students, staff, and guests. If youjoin us while the school is in session, wewill provide details on the school’s bookwish list.ISLA ESPAÑOLASee swallow-tailed gulls, Española mockingbirds, boobies, and, seasonally, wavedalbatross on this birder’s paradise. Walkamong vivid green and red marine iguanas andunique lava lizards, and observe sea lions upclose on a pristine white-sand beach.DAY 9: GALÁPAGOS/GUAYAQUILAfter breakfast, disembark the ship and fly toGuayaquil. The evening is at your leisure at theHotel Hilton Colón. (B)DAY 10: GUAYAQUIL/U.S.Depart Guayaquil this morning, arriving homethe same day. (B)**Please note: All ship itineraries are subjectto Galápagos National Park regulations. Ourexpeditions, which sail between Isla SanCristobal and Isla Baltra include Isla Santa Cruzand a hand-picked selection of these and othervisitor sites.Kayaks offer a uniqueperspective of wildlife.*The new National Geographic Endeavour IIsails in January 2017, replacing the NationalGeographic Endeavour on the same itineraries. Call or visit expeditions.com/GalaShips forthe last chance to travel aboard the Endeavourin 2016 (limited availability).LEARN MORE AT WWW.EXPEDITIONS.COM/GALA17
GALÁPAGOS MACHU PICCHU& PERU’S LAND OF THE INCA16 DAYS/15 NIGHTS—ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICENDEAVOUR/ENDEAVOUR II AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICISLANDERPRICES FROM: 12,080 to 21,960 (See pages 20-23 for complete prices.)EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS Walk and snorkel among the abundant and fearless wildlife of Galápagos See daybreak over the ruins at Machu Picchu from the fabled Sun GateCusco Cathedral. Discover Cusco’s varied influences and visit the Sacred Valley of the IncaDAYS 1-8: AS PER GALÁPAGOSITINERARY ON PAGES 16-17.working, family-owned hacienda, then visit thefamily’s private museum. See a Peruvian Pasohorse demonstration, with Marinera dancersand live music. Attend a traditional weavingdemonstration by National Geographic granteeNilda Callañaupa. After dinner at the hotel, seea folkloric dance performance. (B,L,D)DAY 15: CUSCO/LIMAReturn to Lima and visit the Larco HerreraMuseum and stroll the Plaza Mayor. Lunch isin traditional Latin American style. Experiencethe music of the Andes at a presentation ofindigenous instruments. Dinner is on yourown. Overnight at the Belmond MirafloresPark Hotel. (B,L)DAY 16: LIMA/U.S. (B)Machu Picchu.DAY 9: GALÁPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL/LIMA, PERUDepart Galápagos this morning and flyto Lima, Peru via Guayaquil, arriving in theevening. Overnight at the comfortable andconveniently located Wyndham Costa del SolLima Airport Hotel. (B,L)DAY 10: LIMA/CUSCO/SACREDVALLEY OF THE INCAFly to Cusco then drive to Moray, a stunningInca site believed to have been an agriculturallaboratory where Incan priests would testsoils and crops. Lunch at Parador Moray,overlooking the ruins. En route to the hotel,walk through a typical local market beforean optional visit to the pottery studio PabloSeminario, featuring ceramics made withancient Peruvian techniques and designs.Check into Sol y Luna Hotel. (B,L,D)DAY 11: SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAVisit the massive Inca stone fortress ofOllantaytambo. Lunch is at Casa Orihuela, a18DAY 12: SACRED VALLEY/MACHUPICCHUEnjoy the views from the valley to Machu Picchuvia train with large picture windows. Spend theday exploring Machu Picchu’s extraordinarystructures with your guide. Overnight at thehistoric 31-room Belmond Sanctuary Lodge setnext to the archaeological site. (B,L,D)DAY 13: MACHU PICCHU/CUSCOHike to the Sun Gate this morning, the ancientfinal checkpoint to Machu Picchu, and watchdaybreak over the sacred ruins. Explore MachuPicchu on your own or with your guide. After atrain and bus ride, visit Awanacancha, wherellamas, alpacas, and vicuñas are bred. Enroute to Cusco, we’ll stop for photos at PlazaSan Cristobal, which offers sweeping viewsof colonial Cusco. Check into the BelmondMonasterio Hotel for two nights. (B,L,D)DAY 14: CUSCOExplore the Inca Empire’s capital city ofCusco and visit the magnificent 17th-centurycathedral and convent of Koricancha, and thevast Sacsayhuaman fortress, a UNESCO WorldHeritage site. This afternoon is at leisure todiscover the city. Dinner is on your own. (B,L)LEARN MORE AT WWW.EXPEDITIONS.COM/GALAPERUEXPEDITION DETAILSDATE: Year-round, weekly departures followingGalápagos aboard National GeographicEndeavour/Endeavour II and NationalGeographic Islander.NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPERTGain insights from National Geographic historian Peter Frost (or a colleague) on our MachuPicchu & Peru’s Land of the Inca departures.SPECIAL OFFERS:Book now and receive free round-trip airfrom Miami to Galápagos & Peru duringour inaugural season Jan. 6-Mar. 31, 2017aboard National Geographic Endeavour IIand on select departures throughout ourcelebratory year, a savings of 2,250 perguest. Please see page 24 or call for details.Take advantage of your proximity andsave—extend this Galápagos MachuPicchu & Peru’s Land of the Inca journeywith an Upper Amazon expedition(page 19), receive free round-trip air fromMiami on select departures and save 10%.Please call for details.
GALÁPAGOS UPPER AMAZON20 DAYS/19 NIGHTSDEPARTURE: Combine a Galápagos expedition with Upper Amazon on anumber of our 2016 & 2017 departures. Prices from 13,950 per person,double occupancy. Please call for details.EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS Walk and snorkel among the abundant, iconic Galápagos wildlife that is unfazed byyour presence Hike pristine islands, kayak their peaceful shorelines, and explore the Galápagos undersea In the Amazon, discover an entirely different kind of biodiversity—macaws, monkeys,sloths, and more, plus meet the ribereños—inhabitants of the jungle we exploreDAYS 1-8: PER GALÁPAGOS ITINERARYON PAGES 16-17.DAY 9: GALÁPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL/LIMA, PERUDepart Galápagos this morning and fly toLima, Peru via Guayaquil, arriving in theevening. Overnight at the conveniently locatedWyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport Hotel. (B,L)DAY 10: LIMA/IQUITOS/NAUTA/EMBARKEnjoy a morning tour of Lima, then fly to Iquitosand conti
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2020 pricelist Size/Price in PERENNIALS Page 1 4 Inch 1 Gal 2 Gal 3 Gal 5 gal 7 gal 10 gal 15 Gal 20 gal 30 gal 45 Gal Amsonia 8 12 Big red sage 8 12 Black dalea 8 Black eyed susan 8 Black foot daisy 8 Bluebells 8 Brazos penstemon 8 Butterfly milkweed (A. tuberosa) 8 12 Cardinal flower 8 12 Cedar sage 8 Copper Canyon Daisy 8 12 Cut leaf daisy 8 Daminita 8 12 Dwarf petunia ‘Katie’ 6
Esto lo debe hacer en o antes de las 5:00 p.m. 1. En el menú de Pagos Comerciales, oprima sobre la opción Recibos de Pagos Comerciales. 2. En la sección de Pagos en Proceso, después de haber leído las advertencias y estar seguro de que va a eliminar la transacción, oprima sobre la imagen del zafacón. II. ¿Cómo utilizar Pagos Comerciales?
ning B 3 tum 20 l (5 gal.) CS Neopren B PROFI-NET C 3 tum 20 l (5 gal.) CM EPDM C PROFI-BUS D 3 tum 20 l (5 gal.) CM Neopren D Device-Net F 3 tum 200 l (55 gal.) CS EPDM N Inget G 3 tum 200 l (55 gal.) CS Neopren H 3 tum 200 l (55 gal.) CM EPDM J 3 tum 200 l (55 gal.) CM Neopren K 6 tum 200 l (55 gal.) CS EPDM M 6 tum 200 l (55 gal.) CS Neopren .
2186 buccaneer 5 extra (265 gal) 265 gal 15.01 3,977.21 2190 buccaneer 5 extra (30 gal) 30 gal 15.30 459.00 2192 buccaneer plus (265) 265 gal 11.28 2,987.88 2198 buccaneer plus (2x2.5) 2.5 gal 12.44 31.10 2195 buccaneer plus (30 gal) 30 gal 11.74 352.25
1 c or 1 gal 3 qt or 3 gal 1 pt or 1 gal 10 qt or 10 gal 5. coffee pot 6. bowl of soup 7. tea kettle 8. small milk carton 1 c or 1 gal 1 pt or 1 gal 1 qt or 1 gal 1 c or 1 gal Choose the better unit to measure the capacity of each. 9. hot tub 10. shampoo bottle 11. bucket 12.
Cylinder stroke 47.6 in (1 210 mm) SERVICE CAPACITIES Fuel tank 153.2 gal (580 L) Hydraulic system 92.5 gal (350 L) Hydraulic tank 46.2 gal (175 L) Engine oil w/ filter 12.7 gal (48 L) Swing drive 1.3 gal (5 L) 2.5 gal (9.5 L) Cooling system 10.0 gal (38 L) DEF tank 40.2 gal (152 L) Page 1 of 7 EXCAVATOR TIER 4 FINAL CERTIFIED
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